I don't get to see Rob talk too often, but I think he did a really great job here. If the talk had been wrapped into a specific point of view or thesis, it would have gotten higher marks, but he had a quality delivery of an interesting process that yielded a constructive Q&A.

I thought Rob had the best energy of all the speakers -- and that's a hard thing to learn if you don't have it. His passion for design and the process really came through, and it made for a very engaging talk. Even though I think he was a bit nervous, he handled it with confidence and humor, and kept the audience at ease.

The content was good (even with the last-minute adjustment, my bad) and put together in a way that was easy to digest. It's hard without being able to say who the client was, but I thought that a few little stories about the client / project could have been valuable. I felt like it wrapped up a bit quickly (possibly due to time constraints) without a good parting summary, but given the format (focus on Q&A) it worked out.

Overall, great job. I'd love to see Rob give talks like this more often.